Not only will a King of the Ring be crowned at Night of Champions, but a Queen of the Ring will also be crowned as Jade Cargill will be going one-on-one with Asuka in the tournament final. The winner of that match will get a shot at the WWE Women’s Championship, or WWE Women’s World Championship at SummerSlam, something that Cargill has never had during her near two years in the company, and something Asuka will desperately want given how much time she missed due to being injured.

Elsewhere on the show, the WWE United States Championship will also be on the line as Jacob Fatu will defend his crown against Solo Sikoa. Fatu finally snapped on Sikoa at Money in the Bank on June 7, claiming that he hates him, and costing Sikoa the Money in the Bank ladder match itself. While Sikoa has been a lot more jovial in recent months, he will certainly mean business at Night of Champions as he will want revenge for his now former friend turning his back on him.

Rhea Ripley will be appearing live as she faces Raquel Rodriguez in a Street Fight, the only stipulation “WWE Raw” General Manager Adam Pearce thought would settle the score between the two women as they both cost each other spots in the Queen of the Ring semi-finals in recent weeks. Finally, Sami Zayn, someone who is always incredibly over with the Saudi fans every time he travels to the Middle East, will go one-on-one with Karrion Kross, who is making first appearance on a Premium Live Event card since WrestleMania 40 in April 2024. This match was added on the June 23 episode of “Raw” as it was announced that the original match, a WWE Intercontinental Championship bout between Dominik Mysterio and AJ Styles, wouldn’t be taking place as Mysterio was not medically cleared to compete.